THIS TRIAL CHAMBER of the International Tribunal for the
Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Serious Violations of International Humanitarian
Law Committed in the Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991 ("the
International Tribunal"),

BEING SEISED OF the confidential ex parte "Prosecutors
motion for ruling on disclosure and for protective measures" filed by the Office of
the Prosecutor ("Prosecution") on 4 March 1999 ("the Motion"), seeking
protective measures for the witness identified in the Motion, including the use of a
pseudonym and non-disclosure to the Defence of identifying information,

NOTING the Order of this Trial Chamber of 5 March 1999 temporarily
releasing the Prosecution from its obligation to disclose the statement of this witness,
pending further order of the Trial Chamber,

NOTING the Order for measures to protect victims and witnesses
issued by this Trial Chamber on 15 January 1999, which Order continues in full force and
effect,

CONSIDERING Article 22 of the Statute of the International Tribunal
("the Statute") and Rules 75 and 79 of the Rules of Procedure and Evidence of
the International Tribunal ("Rules"),

CONSIDERING that the grant of a pseudonym and the temporary
redaction of identifying information from the statement is appropriate for the privacy and
protection of the witness but that the Trial Chamber is not persuaded, at this stage of
the proceedings, of the need to grant full anonymity to this witness,

PURSUANT TO Rules 75 and 79 of the Rules

HEREBY ORDERS as follows:

a pseudonym shall be used whenever referring to the witness in these proceedings and in
discussions among the parties;

the name, address, whereabouts of and other identifying information concerning the
witness shall not be disclosed to the public or to the media;

the name, address, whereabouts of, or other identifying information concerning the
witness shall be sealed and not included in any of the public records of the International
Tribunal;

records of the International Tribunal identifying the witness shall not be disclosed to
the public or to the media;

to the extent the name, address, whereabouts of, or other identifying information
concerning the witness is contained in the existing public records of the International
Tribunal, that information shall be expunged from those records;

the testimony of the witness shall be given in closed session;

the transcript of testimony of this witness shall remain sealed in the records of the
International Tribunal; save with leave of a Trial Chamber;

the public and the media shall not photograph, video-record or sketch the witness while
the witness is in the precincts of the International Tribunal;

the provisions of the Order for measures to protect victims and witnesses issued by this
Trial Chamber on 15 January 1999 are extended mutatis mutandis to the witness
referred to in the Motion; and

if, when the Prosecution seeks to call the witness and the witness is still seeking
non-disclosure of identity to the Defence, the Prosecution shall apply to the Trial
Chamber not less than 10 days before the witness is to be called and the Trial Chamber
shall determine the matter at that time.